NextD18:
She has told you what she want, if you can't meet up, find you way in peace and allow her wait for a professor that will marry.

Designerdollars:
she is shit testing you
Uncle wey mumu.
Instead of you to tell her you aren't interested straight up.
You dey follow am reason
You have failed her test I'm sorry.
I doubt if the lady even respects you.

webizone:

I guess. But I have always been weak when it comes to the girls I really liked. Now what?

Freestainworld:
uncle, how old are you?

Designerdollars:
watch this video.
Infact I'd advice you to watch every video on this particular YouTube channel.
You will learn a lot about women




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIEpEyX3Djs


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rne_xYORmiE

webizone:
I know him. Coach Red Pill. It did help. For awhile.

webizone:
I forgot to add, I asked her why do I really need a masters? I wasn't going for academics. She replied that there are contracts I wouldn't get without a masters. I don't know if that's remotely true. I wonder.

webizone:
Hi guys,
It's been awhile since I posted a new topic, but this hit me very close to the heart.
I am confused now. I need your help to get my clarity.
I met a girl I really liked and was contemplating the idea of marrying her. So one day I took her out on a date and told her that I would want us to move into an intimate friendship. Then, she asked me some questions and I did the same. When it got to educational qualifications, and I told her I don't have a masters she was visibly uncomfortable. She told me about it, and I asked why. She told me that she would even do her doctorate. She says that usually, guys who have lesser qualifications than their wives would feel intimidated and not let her get to achieve her dreams. I said I wouldn't be like that. Besides, I said, I have a sister who's very ambitious and an overachiever. But, she wasn't buying it. Then, I told her my story on how I didn't do a masters course.
My history goes like this:
Back in secondary school, I had a friend whose parents lived in the US. When we were about to graduate, he got sent a lot of offers from universities out there (probably courtesy of family). I asked and he gave two forms which I filled and enclosed an application letter. I got replied by both schools with encouraging remarks. Infact, I got scholarships into both schools that would be renewed annually depending on my results. All I had to do was to fill a dossier. But my family wouldn't let me go. They said I was too young to travel. All efforts I made to explain that the courses I would have taken can't be found here proved abortive. They were like if I left, I would want to remain there and not come back. And for the fact that I was the first child, I should stay here in Nigeria and grow, probably, after my first degree, I can travel for masters. So, I stayed. Jamb held me for 3 years and I did an Electronics and Computer Engineering course for 5 years, served and by the time I was through, I had become disillusioned about school and anything concerning chasing papers. I just wanted to settle down. That was back in 2012. Now I have my own business and I am running my own research (at my own pace, outside institutional pressure). The only thing missing is a life partner. So here we are. I have been trying to date different girls but I have never been so much in love with anyone other than her. I don't know what to do.

webizone:
Hi guys,
It's been awhile since I posted a new topic, but this hit me very close to the heart.
I am confused now. I need your help to get my clarity.
I met a girl I really liked and was contemplating the idea of marrying her. So one day I took her out on a date and told her that I would want us to move into an intimate friendship. Then, she asked me some questions and I did the same. When it got to educational qualifications, and I told her I don't have a masters she was visibly uncomfortable. She told me about it, and I asked why. She told me that she would even do her doctorate. She says that usually, guys who have lesser qualifications than their wives would feel intimidated and not let her get to achieve her dreams. I said I wouldn't be like that. Besides, I said, I have a sister who's very ambitious and an overachiever. But, she wasn't buying it. Then, I told her my story on how I didn't do a masters course.
My history goes like this:
Back in secondary school, I had a friend whose parents lived in the US. When we were about to graduate, he got sent a lot of offers from universities out there (probably courtesy of family). I asked and he gave two forms which I filled and enclosed an application letter. I got replied by both schools with encouraging remarks. Infact, I got scholarships into both schools that would be renewed annually depending on my results. All I had to do was to fill a dossier. But my family wouldn't let me go. They said I was too young to travel. All efforts I made to explain that the courses I would have taken can't be found here proved abortive. They were like if I left, I would want to remain there and not come back. And for the fact that I was the first child, I should stay here in Nigeria and grow, probably, after my first degree, I can travel for masters. So, I stayed. Jamb held me for 3 years and I did an Electronics and Computer Engineering course for 5 years, served and by the time I was through, I had become disillusioned about school and anything concerning chasing papers. I just wanted to settle down. That was back in 2012. Now I have my own business and I am running my own research (at my own pace, outside institutional pressure). The only thing missing is a life partner. So here we are. I have been trying to date different girls but I have never been so much in love with anyone other than her. I don't know what to do.

op don't take this advice.
That girl is making you jump through hoops.
If she doesn't like you the way you are, dump her!!.
Never be afraid to leave any woman.
I can assure you, there is always a better one around the corner.
There are 7 billion people on this planet for Christ sake .
I don't know why guys always have this scarcity mindset when it comes to women.

mikezuruki:



Try and apply for it in unilag. Trust me bro, you will be glad you did. Part time is easier to get. I support your relationship with the girl na why i dey offer my two cents. If she is worth it, then go for the masters.

I initially thought i did not need masters until i started. There is always room to learn some more. Relationship involves sacrifices too. No listen to these boys wey dey talk rubbish bro

Designerdollars:
she is shit testing you
Uncle wey mumu.
Instead of you to tell her you aren't interested straight up.
You dey follow am reason
You have failed her test I'm sorry.
I doubt if the lady even respects you.

mikezuruki:



Try and apply for it in unilag. Trust me bro, you will be glad you did. Part time is easier to get. I support your relationship with the girl na why i dey offer my two cents. If she is worth it, then go for the masters.

I initially thought i did not need masters until i started. There is always room to learn some more. Relationship involves sacrifices too. No listen to these boys wey dey talk rubbish bro

webizone:

Old enough. Buh, really lacking in experience

Freestainworld:
at 23 you wouldnt want to marry a lady of 28, your best match is the 20 yrs old girl in school but give her some time till 200l or 300l to be sure you want to end up with her, if there is something fishy about her, you would have known before then. goodluck but dont look at a girls big back next time

webizone:
I forgot to add, I asked her why do I really need a masters? I wasn't going for academics. She replied that there are contracts I wouldn't get without a masters. I don't know if that's remotely true. I wonder.

webizone:
I am older than 30. The girl I was in contact with is 27. My guess is that you are still in your twenties. Now you can understand why I don't feel like just going back for masters. Can't be running around again.

webizone:

I guess. But I have always been weak when it comes to the girls I really liked. Now what?

webizone:

I guess. But I have always been weak when it comes to the girls I really liked. Now what?

Freestainworld:
uncle Methuselah, sorry for misquoting your age, I maybe older than you, not too sure but am above thirties too, since you are above 30, settle for the more mature lady who is already working and allow the one studying to concentrate, it may hurt her now but she will thank you in the future.

webizone:
Hi guys,
It's been awhile since I posted a new topic, but this hit me very close to the heart.
I am confused now. I need your help to get my clarity.
I met a girl I really liked and was contemplating the idea of marrying her. So one day I took her out on a date and told her that I would want us to move into an intimate friendship. Then, she asked me some questions and I did the same. When it got to educational qualifications, and I told her I don't have a masters she was visibly uncomfortable. She told me about it, and I asked why. She told me that she would even do her doctorate. She says that usually, guys who have lesser qualifications than their wives would feel intimidated and not let her get to achieve her dreams. I said I wouldn't be like that. Besides, I said, I have a sister who's very ambitious and an overachiever. But, she wasn't buying it. Then, I told her my story on how I didn't do a masters course.
My history goes like this:
Back in secondary school, I had a friend whose parents lived in the US. When we were about to graduate, he got sent a lot of offers from universities out there (probably courtesy of family). I asked and he gave two forms which I filled and enclosed an application letter. I got replied by both schools with encouraging remarks. Infact, I got scholarships into both schools that would be renewed annually depending on my results. All I had to do was to fill a dossier. But my family wouldn't let me go. They said I was too young to travel. All efforts I made to explain that the courses I would have taken can't be found here proved abortive. They were like if I left, I would want to remain there and not come back. And for the fact that I was the first child, I should stay here in Nigeria and grow, probably, after my first degree, I can travel for masters. So, I stayed. Jamb held me for 3 years and I did an Electronics and Computer Engineering course for 5 years, served and by the time I was through, I had become disillusioned about school and anything concerning chasing papers. I just wanted to settle down. That was back in 2012. Now I have my own business and I am running my own research (at my own pace, outside institutional pressure). The only thing missing is a life partner. So here we are. I have been trying to date different girls but I have never been so much in love with anyone other than her. I don't know what to do.

Freestainworld:
uncle Methuselah, sorry for misquoting your age, I maybe older than you, not too sure but am above thirties too, since you are above 30, settle for the more mature lady who is already working and allow the one studying to concentrate, it may hurt her now but she will thank you in the future.

SweetCunt97:
So are u taken?

webizone:

She's working